Bangladesh’s Death Sentence Drama Exposes Globalist Judicial Overreach and Political Chaos

Bangladesh stands at a dangerous crossroads. While the International Crimes Tribunal issues a death sentence in absentia against former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, accusing her of suppressing last year’s student protests, the true stakes go far beyond Dhaka’s streets. This spectacle of judicial activism, tinged with political vendettas, not only destabilizes a key South Asian nation but threatens to reverberate across the region—creating ripples that touch America’s security and economic interests. Is This Justice or Politically Driven Retribution? The tribunal’s decision to hand down death sentences and lifetime imprisonment to Hasina and former Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan is not merely...